Here Are THE ANSWERS! Q. If a product consists of an alloy of 50% Sterling and 50% karat Gold, what would the proper stamp be? a. 14K+Sterling b.1/2 14K/1/2 Sterling c. Costume Jewelry Correct answer: c. Costume Jewelry Q. When can an industry product be stamped with the name of a precious metal? a. When composed with at least 50% precious metal. b. When the precious metal in a product meets the standard for tolerance: Sterling .925, 14K .580, 18K .750 and so on. c. None of the above. Correct answer: b. When the precious metal in a product meets the standard for tolerance: Sterling .925, 14K .580, 18K .750 and so on. Q. What does the word "Gold" describe? a. a gold product b. 14K gold product c. 24k gold product Correct answer: c. 24k gold product Q. What is the proper disclosure for Mallorca Pearls? a. synthetic b. simulated c. natural Correct answer: b. simulated Q. You must disclose that Pearls have been dyed? a. sometimes b. always c. no requirement Correct answer: c. no requirement TRUE or FALSE 1. U.S. minimum fineness for gold jewelry is 9Kt. FALSE 2. For an alloyed product to be stamped "Sterling and "karat Gold," it must contain 50% Silver. FALSE 3. Yellow gold with a Rhodium covering may be sold as white gold. FALSE 4. If a product is not quality marked, a trademark is not necessary. TRUE 5. You may only use a trademark when there is a quality mark. FALSE 6. An industry product composed of Titanium covered with 14K may be marked 14K. FALSE 7. Any jewelry under 10k fineness would
be considered costume jewelry. TRUE
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